King Maximilian Collection
"King Maximilian: A Glimpse into the Golden Era of the Holy Roman Empire" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating reign of King Maximilian
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"King Maximilian: A Glimpse into the Golden Era of the Holy Roman Empire" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating reign of King Maximilian, a pivotal figure in European history. The enigmatic Das Goldene Dachl (Golden Roof), crafted by an unknown artist in 1929, stands as a symbol of his opulence and grandeur. In 1516, Ulrich Von Hutten captured the essence of this influential monarch through an intriguing portrait that still leaves us guessing about his true character. Similarly, "The Emperor Maximilian Surrounded By The Most Illustrious of His Contemporaries, " painted in 1890, showcases the powerful presence he commanded during his rule from 1508 to 1519. Hans Burgkmair's masterful brushwork comes alive with two remarkable portraits - one from 1518 and another from 1511 - depicting Emperor Maximilian at different stages of his life. These artworks offer glimpses into both his regal demeanor and inner thoughts. Albrecht Durer's contribution cannot be overlooked either; his striking portrayal of Emperor Maximilian I in 1906 captures the ruler's charisma and strength. Meanwhile, Rubens' painting from 1934 immortalizes Kaiser Maximilian I as a legendary figure who shaped history with unwavering determination. "The White Russian Federation with the Emperor Max, " created around c1507, transports us to an era where alliances were forged amidst political turmoil. This artwork serves as a testament to King Maximilian's diplomatic prowess on both domestic and international fronts. Delving deeper into daily life during this period is Hans Burgkmair's depiction of a German Helmsmith hard at work circa 1515. It offers insight into the skilled craftsmen who contributed to building an empire under King Maximilian’s guidance.